The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 07, 1935, Image 2

Newspaper Page Text. ~ .. ' Page 2^ ^LAURENS NEWS A beautiful Fall Day greeted the. many Sabbath goers oil Sunday morning after almost 40 days of ? heavy rain. The- Sunday school was?largely workers are progressing nicely. At 11:30 the pastor, Rev. Lykes, assisted by KevFJohnson betray the regular service. For a text hy selected John 4:11. which was a - masterpiece well delivered and emjoj'ed by all. This being commun/ ?ion Day a large-oumbee-Poek^eart. Beautiful 'selections by the choii tuul. special mention is made oi the solo hv- Mr-, K. S. Xchop and 7~"~" ~accn|iwianied ai the' nlar.o by her ~ young daughter. \ ; The" League is -till progressing with the young folk., Our pastoi, - '* i" ' "i- ntuirsi for the unlil't _ . and building up of our church and w.o fori sine with liic help of.the nivMjbers- he i< compelled to sue-. ccerl. He is irrrw?strivitig^o got ~ his con'.'erVntf claims .iuidi-trvery " little item straight before leaving f for conference. Mrsf Mamie Sue- Vime of Bul1 liuipre,; Md.. lias been visiting hot sister, Mrs. Tltta Gar.lington and , other, relatives. . Mr. and Arrs. lsowios-,.; of rs. C.i1, -iirnt (in put 'i'i t t'li hurd 1.1. itIV their mother,- Mrs. Adline Walts who lias been ill. They- worshipped nt Bethel A.--M-. I1'. iil-D Airs.. lie-. sa Mark of y N\ V., who. is guest of In i aunt, ami uncle. Mr. and. .Mrs. John Williams. Mrs. Charity Uubrnstfn oT^NItttw ty-Six', mother of J Jo v. ;uol MPs. J. W. Matins has liven tie ir house ; ym.st the |'dsf week The passing of Mi si Amy t'K't" chef a lew weeks agowTm Ir . shock to the many friends. She leaves a number of children, sev. eral. in the north, many here, -is- . tor, ami a host of relatives.' .Mr; K!li- Blakolv who died suddenly was funeralix.od 'Sunday at Bethel by the pa-tor". lJev. l.ykef. grands and otlnjr relatives t o mourn. , 1.-- Joyce "Hoi man 'and children ifii tor ;uieir nonie. in voiumma - alter spomlin?r 3 wjt'oks with- their sister, Mrs;. Martha Franks'; The revival n)ecting began, on Sunday at Bethel A. M. K. Church which .we trust will he well at tended and of much benefit and " interest. Mrs.- I.i,lie Williams . and....children entertained as th? i'r dinner guests ort. Sunday Mr. and ' Mrs. Bnwle's id" N. V.'. Mrs. Rosa Mack of W V., Mrs Julia Bingham, of Detroit; 'Rev. and^Mrs. B. C. L.vkts. Miss Maggie (iarrett, and Mr. Bruce Williams,'Detroit. A good dinner ln-i-nf' served ayd .1 vervonc _ enjoyed the hospitality of these fine. folk. revival .Mason?reached-the climax last work with the Sunday school convention at Mt. -Zion. With ReV. M. M. Peace at Mt. Zion ami Rev. Maxie -jthnrlon at Laurel llill " the meetings were . . gj H ii I <Alining the - visitors were seen Messers .James Watts and Jlenry Cunnino ham of Washimrt' n. D. C. _ . Mr. Watts is renuintherod as the secretary of the Tumbling Slroals Asso'ciatinn for a nurtiber of-y ars. ?-Mr tleovge Lawson who rcpre seiftvd Belft' diet < ' i 1 ego at the Con- _ vention was the week-end gumst of Mr. b. VV. Matins Jr. ? * -. Mr. Donald Hardin was the gui s: _ of Miss Rebeeeu PJemming Friday. < Mr. and Mrs. Thomas (Iarrett ? of Florida are on a visit to relatives. Mis- Ikillie Cunningham .wku. _ lias oomph ted lv r ' master's . dt-e grec. at Columbia University has accepted a position in Dunbar High eIf?>iTFiirwashington, 1). C. - ?- Miss Mattie Mae' Clinkscales who was an assistant teacher in the sub-fre-hman elass at Bene diet, with M^-AvAV'r-Nieiiwtson, of Belt is Acad'uiv. was seen-,, last week. <W~^?5*r; J Mrs. Thacker of Spartanhura-i spent a tVw days with Her broth- ' ev,? Johnnie Gilliam, who has been ?very sick. - ? ~ Res-. J. W. Mathis assisted Rev.. Pearly Wright in his revival at Goldsville last week a great meeting was enjoyed by-the conmiuni tH Miss Maggie Harnett who has been working .during the -slimmer for The -Palmetto Reader spent the week-end'with relatives. Publisher (Jen. !!. Hampton. was the week-ere! gue-i of Sir! and ijrs. S. P. Dendy. \V > arc sorry * > report Mrs. Frances Iliggins remaining on the sick list. Mrs. Nannie dolphin spent a lew days with h< r uncle, Henry Tin uipson. near Sihipsonville. Tin- sad news reached the city of tiu d ath of Brow Gavliard in ?,?ille, N. C.? Culoied and white w> re glad to see Mr. Ea,:!e Hunter on'the street na when h fell through an open elevator door. ; Miss \\ Allison and MrS. dolphin atf-nded the funeral of Mr. Guv !ian|-fm Ashev ille, N. C., Sat- i ' tirday. ; Doe to us Wiihurn and Seals of Pittsburg, I'a. and others wire dinner guest-- of Mr. and MVs,' .1. frh. Hun(*'e-?Fnday.~ ? COF.DI-iNVll.LE (IR< t II' W 'hav" t? ox* into his'ory on the Goldville Circuit with a good revival meeting. Rev." <". A. Dunlap wa* at,hi* best in Bethel and forty-two cobverts and twenty accessions were ?t the. result, to the praise of fieri.,?r In Mt. Ziop Rev. J. A. Gamble did \r mighty work, six converts . , were able to clnmo 11hi'nf'i'.i int. and? we were greatly revived. Both of hvse Divines are aifked ? to-come again. t 1 \ * ... . . >i ~t'J " * . r> ... _ . ' ''hiuss^^.rr= \ { ANTHEVIIiLE NEWS ?Quite-a ' few of Antreville folk last week attended the revival meeting at Wilgo,, Cve-.k No. 1. Rev. M. T. Cooker pastor. Rev. to ker is a member of tie t.luoloaiul did himself viiilit in ehousiny sueh an able inijuster us ifi'v. t?ampie, of CreonviUf-to assist in these meetings. 'I'he theme that im.pr?.ssy?|? your .~evifie- mps? was "1 j.ove vmi. but vuu talk too much." A i: . . L*? i. i A I \ i *' -ui>.> i*- ';\uam> >|>ciu some time in AniltXriUi last wavki vrsitinu1 Miss Cornelia Metiowan. .Miss Me Co wans is a ?enior at SpeinianColloid*. Atlanta, tia. All1-' Sain MeAihllim je?1 mooHo'i TuTjTe tun with TYI7 ! i<>tht-1 and .-isUr-in-Iaw, Mr. ami Mrs. \\ ii MeAdams Ashi ville, \. ' Mrs. Aulir. 1'iiwers w:i< in A'?!>i ville, S. last week on ha-ino--. M r. ami M i si ijiitjp ^'-wrr.s i_? Due \\:est. S. Cj,' .mT*. ami. Mrs. Ik ts1?Pawcy, ati'l dae ;hli r. l Ui 'iiy ut' Iva, S. C. tti-jv 1111?a ltd i i:m n quest's in Mrs. Armnu" Powers Suit,Juy -Mr,: Th??mas'A(eA< 1 an<s ?Hm* .lay i'?>r Ashex ille,. X. wheiv it~ will enter school.. (lis friends are .wisJitn^-.tVr hitti 'a-"v-ry pjeAsant session. .dp. ib'.il Mi-. Im" r- < i1 ; ; A.-heville, X. C. sj.ient la>t week with ptuahts, Mr. ami Mrs. Allen jLajrtv^;._ . ' Mr. and Mis. Hubert Mi Adams, <1 iv, of As'Hevillev-X. ( spent a few hdUm Sunday' 'wtrh' pin'oril.?7"Atr; a+t.rAhi-?Rebi 11 Ale A dams. MOltKIS HlKlW.V A. :M. K. t ill ID i! lie v. - J. 11. Heard, l'astor With ..beautiful' weather jirevailillir till! ' n 1 Blown A. M. K, Church en joyed 2 splendid sermons ably delivered by th" presiding elder of the Ml. Pleasant District. Dr. It. K. B-roirS don. oil las.t Sunday. . The -pastm spoke "to 111e* T11 tTe~ ones 011 ID icnllship. and the sermonette was as usual; well?enjoyed by Die lai ;ji crowd of' children's" pi" sent. Dr. Brojido|) then selected as a text St. .Matt-. JS: 1 *5. Tj,u theme deduct ! ed, "Some appoint mentis. Christ makes witli his people." (,'ouiauv. sti"iigth. and fortitude.;'were the ,-ssctHial- d-fn-Dic-v+m'-ro<. .ol the sermon, which, was in all poiijts a spiritual treat- to tlie 'latue eontr rogation. c--. , . .. Dr.. Broaden alt*. inl^d tile Sun-. day?School, and compliment d tin aculta iUnU^-Midetit body f n the work being done. Aitiong the vi-i.tors at (lie. morning S| rviee \v< re the 'Misses ?u!in; Hi'tigforv, Sadie Brog-dmj aieCClariot JSl'oWh.. .Mi<< .Julia' Br a-:..::" made'remarks for tie .party." At S:tlO p. in. Dr. Br< cdon aealu. held the attention of hi*' audience, with, a sermon proaihod trout .St. Watt. 2o;S. HL. as, hitheme, "The n ward of laBor." Holiest lal.of. Wi ll pn fi'i nu't! and rts' Consequent- reward wort ahiy dvfTnwi-attTf-i'ti'i. i'l'il hy the p-.al. or. The" TToly <'onrhiunioii was served at "both sereine's. Th- 1( k L-I'i" f ty r: ,:.-h Jurinjr' th'* fitter The fourth Quarterly Oafi reney was hold aeeeptaldy n Krulay uiuht. A sph ndidshow in;r - waiiia do. ' ; : ~ <m:s i i.Ki fi-.i.i) m:\\!s Sara Mel ullouuh !? \ i-eal tinV' i-s <ivt r f..r this seas.oTi, ai.d now eeeryl.idy .is 1..Khomo." liev." \\ . W. Mid "'illouol, is out d' town fin' hmi-\v fk> in if. j\a! met tinyr ;it f'nmniy,' S. r. an i lart.-eille. S. < J .Mrs. S. K. .Mv' ti 1 !?. ;.vil. I?'.irr.j Monday, marinhi'tr a-u<*r spV'ndihff tw.i wi'i'lo at Hi iiir f.s-, villi- and Mi l <i.l. S. (', .She .had l^whmlen'al time. ?-Mr. 1 Jot k ISatix-o'o roipir.ues vet.y l!|e Ilis'dtmjrhto!', .M i r. K sa \\a!? k?T has eonie front Plurida to'li.. it :.h hi tisidi. ' , iv-'y. !_. l:: P.ako i iuon :ii .? slowij*. Wo pray !'- r nun and his patient wife. i Morrion I.odyv No.,17j. i'ah'oe < i; and ( > . rt 1 i i die- of .It1 i I'll of ho I'nlTiTif'.u (iraiin I.od~ K. >. A. V. Mr V I7J will .hold their Itistrjcr A1 < <-1i? y Cktober 1. 1 t'dn. Ah1 nifiuh' rs are eN pitted t<ii tires i 111 _ ' .?*. M. ftll'. A\ . M.f .1. II. A!:'ISi-ct'v.' Mi-s Sara A. Mc< lili' Tji; In i"'yui st \V.< i!ni--'!iiv ?riMi-i s IU 1. rs am! Malt; etv.ut. Mis- I'hpm i< ililiiaial spoilt a '.ew Mays in ( l_; .raw, S; <ia.-t week with lief aunt. Mis- Ma; tie U<.hemin - K-ft last Sunday fv.?' N*. Y. < . at ? r - it inh ;nn a I'fw?wi'.-klaau' with jw patents, AMr, are'l .Mrs. Sit in lie! Rohorson. Mo.--.-i - .Jt.iju.ft:..: (nni;;i' LLoa.i mom} trf ?Wj.|.-l?i;: a. X. '.Vol'. in" the city S>m'!ay for a iVw lutirs, as the uuc.-ts of Mi.~> Sava A. McCullouyh. Th'y wa re accompanied hark by .Vlis.s .MrCulloujir-li itttt} l:is - Make where t lte.y -pmrrta few pleasant Inns as tire y'.a sts of Miss ! '.! izalnh l'miliet' he for. r * c i.i i ii 11 m c Kv to <ail. Aiv! we never felt tlv rod. If there were no stormy jiale. There would be no. need of (iod. If there- wej-'- np storm* to Tntrlv'. And we kri'-w no anxious'care. If \se always-walked bv'siyht, Thd'te would be no need of prayer. Its really true the things that are fore stated in the little poem if we^didn't have those^/different ' , " ] tiling to come in contact with we Dot inch it tioa^ uL^ii . not Tor , t no >t>.irmj^ot lite, that ol'f. n . bc<? ts m way as wc travl j through this world. why we would I nut need to pray at all, hut since 1 it is as it wo must have llod and ' Wo niU'T also PtaV.'Wo UHlst pi'R'y j \\ it hi ait ooasinir. William .( hapol A. M7 li. Zion i -h.urvh revival nu" tin'.'.' ir- -l?H ti~?* i in- ? keee:?Itoo. -J. U. I.; AMcn fau \\ ?it><jriiit i t ho- meet[u< ?x|. Kev. All' n is \vi' 11 prepared 1 '-la-to?lT v, -F. 11. ?Wilkes pi;oaohed on Friday rtijiht. Ho .M'.-iiuht tu us a jrreut niessuvre lakvii from Pu+?ivl l.ov.?F*? I If. tlhuul ii. a'la mit, c. is l ouihu-t in? th>- nu'i'ti!.? tHis wick.i A larye tui'iil.Of wa>'out la-t ni-ht'. v Pros|tert s look fu\ arable. ' Si,- I.uk'e A. M? 11. Zion Church ^umjay School a: tlio usual hour with Hi. superintendent. '.Mr. 11. 11. - si11o^ a;?iiij" e t <* 1 ,iiuty. 1 ii..?k ti. _ - "i w a- oil ?11 ~ 11 Py TFTo *< I am I. -Al'l or J his !; V. II. Ili. llil. liaa look his text from Jos'. 1 . - Ho-hv-.tU'lif t:s a wonderful mes -suae. I'fie ohureh.*\vi:s moved' by the ii- \\-ov <?f tin- Holy Spirit. ; .Vl ii'i Itu-1: lit A'. H. W. "St' W-? art o| lio'ton. .Mai< hrouirSii us aii ' '! 'i i i1 -. I-lio a. Ill- rxi was .John "I am flu- True Wjry aiul im.v KaVhor Is the H.iis band mail. . IworA-b* ity-*-seemed?to , on.iov it. . l hirin- i he -or vie ,M Uc < ' i<r4v-- I'nrrii. h> v-i-lr to ~rtn ~t r'. -rgr. \rr>F. i:.\. < J: \1. I ?iiwktn?--.lrr:?ttrV?"ttr tNJlewart and U?.\'. II. !:!. 11 i * \vi re pii-rant- (i. . < I'vv. I* - I. ! U'P.S-'It !'l; lU'hi :! -{! i ytjjMt. Ildti'i A. M. K. Chlllvh Sulxla'y ni-.fhl. " Mts. )l\ sauna .Ifii-r and her.two < ehildtvu "of ( iru innalf. ()., and MrA Mara- Si vet *-',,n- oi' Win-lon-Sal- ' . .m.-S.C. spent tlu', week with < their part lit -. Mi", aid Mr*; HenVy , ' " h-iiiiin." i ^.Ii>sis Malta- I.?v M?-!u?!; 'atrd ' !'>: : itv.l.idiflsoll \\a if si-oil aP'>lit',d' ? town th|s wa-ck. . ? wmmi i. m. i:. cm iit'i; . m l!C\. S. II. Lewis. Castor'< ninudd'a. S. t". Sunday Sehfad' 1 Viitiv: n? <T :il the- u'-.i;n| time with l.> i s,. t?;aei<ecs ana .'pupils j>re. ' ^ ' ' i-il-U-a._U i ! : "PlutT t a wot lay wii.f hand a.: hliiilil.". Tu.u-ij; di.-id: . ;-'lis Were trail nil iii! ? Jiisi iat i\ c ti'. I'ifnJ; 1 .1 t in- -tin . i i .vie. I ta- pa-*; sa-iyetei].'hi* *n \-l t'iai,i St. .Jn'ih.i . sul.j.-i U "T!;-. vJ.,uvli j.'thiful | Very lifav.- l N t i. .ii.'i !:,v:,i .ii, i ; n,V- uvu 11i?t.?j< ivfai i v. i<> (in- c*h. - Maj'la. w,a* ( <?iiiin;?iiii-n- I >ay ?!.'i . r.'i'i ,i?V.iA- a I .ilo.il;- , cyal ; 'j, i?i ijAi lak ?m '. i in j\ j/ -. . - lay \ i'j.' L.iulvi.y-atal->lu'ii' s iv~ t.t,t; ;t:: ."fTi,?. *. 111<. a i' ! \!.-.i! < > s was ' <: i. ti.' 'it..' 'in i r.M-r- , vita-. . Fur ti.i- ut - i,t i . i' r ti:0 i-a.-il-V la at ' a;. ' At'.a.i,-: l a) M,.li.I',. 77 ' . "I \ *1 1 * a Ai;t j iii -i-r-? a.' '?; ai?-??r. : I m:w s \ruVN!? i i:ro -?J?L?1_?L-_ '1 ! : 1'ily ! a' ! !.. ' :? I a I,, ' t I _ i- 1' ' ' -a-';'. - i il?y?nia-;l f . .1 Ml 1J i : i hli i iast < jiiaft > f\" U.ar i-> ita^M r\ t i r:ih hi: U. . ' \ i i; v ' ' ' > ' A! !!. l!i'<iw ii. |{. : " ! I. .1: v I is'. All ."a: All's, w. Al. , , iV**> * a tji r > .! i _ I'M '\vh<?- ai i- ; at ' Ti?* T < '<' (""a iii'|? > 1" lit- I la; Wet I-.- ? "fir . i r ; i i ;i:, il \\ it 1. fi'-tt- itftrtitiiinr: XlK . j? ii pli n-anti;. L_..M -Manii',?M. ( ny.T.s MI HsfiSZ i . . W M.t'ivii SaltVrs were i.- I Unmet i- on Sunday. . Mi - . < . I .'aU l'- ? . ' id id.- '"' ii'it ij'uaru-rly conferni ' a'-x'V.d nattv d church, t a. ? . st-< a- >'ii'i i-'- in . v. Ki \. I !> nliow i s a -1?! -tiiii. tv in. attendance. A.-Id M'' "lti-a non teachers ' doitiu' -i'ieir-iid worlj.. ] | J _ ' .K' -.r d.i.i, i- ! aii~tn. ji'n a- _ '. ''l in : c. .I.I'll a.. It ljiil'I?inIf SI'I - I . ' ir ' Tbfce' p - ptcd ihe d' 'o< t nidt ' t " Pi i t home sh e- < v. ii u l.ii. of ~ I !in' .a v a ir.' d s ;,"i. ] I \\ 'lior.iA M. i: < in la H KVv. I'. ( I-/. 11 iddlegion, Ihistor ' i i i1: !.' < !,. S .<? T!i S. S. W hs * '; i". ;' 111 i: i Ve*. ieweij. At 11 i i.'i lucl; li.c [>ii -1 r .i !i'\rui"! a very I i ,-iv ; 'j-,.. i|l>. .^c from Jci" - I 'miah 17:11. . ? i.i. . . I11, !> . 11' 1 i ui 'ii'luu ;L _I who conduct <d our revival is a i v r\" i nvhifiii'.' speaker. Severn teen eii.i.vei ts wet addi'd to. tin ' " r;*'iaii h"st?. .lu-t so many ! : i added 1,'ev. Krfux'-- crown. Oar sis.ler churches wet';.- very kind in tlieir intiiuration. We are ,in;e d vi at ! ul. ttrv. N. A. il. tl.eti (if St. Mat- " thews will proueh-ftt St. I .tike M. f . i"v" <>n We in'-day, Thurs- . day. and Triday nights of this . week. ' ^ Mrs. K[i<>x. and the hahy with _ 1 fh r "lau'-hter, Janic worshipped w it it to'. Miss Knox i3 her father's chautFeur. ' * C ' THEJ^I^IETTO LEADER * ... Y Y Y " ~' r:. n t ^ Y f? ?Y Y i tr? . \ * Y Y " Y- " - y _* Y . f . . : ? ? ?-i r = r~? r I /\8l<0i vj? tVALKKK MEMORIAL . ' J C. M. i;. CHI Ki ll lU'v. ('. 1). I'riee? I'llcv u*ua! Sabbath j?1 iti?il* was -a tried out : Sunday.I" Tire S.'S'. -w .vas. l evied At by* Siip't., I>. nes. ?.*< The J una , ejurir I'uraished beaiu? i il'uj nuisii-the' motiiirvif survive'; .The by the pastui \\ \as \ cm y iij: pirinyr. '. i . i'.jiwiiilh . Iaay'iH* 'at. > li'clutk.. .a; W.i. J. C. 1'avis, pnxukul. \t tilj. o\< tiitiu -services tlu* pas- j ?'l' lit ' *> 'is :. Ii' :> 111 i I'll I 11111<. ?ay. y . u] M .*. <l.i I III';, was hostoSg to, .( Stowani. board No. 1. Hoard. ST was, ontertaini d by Mrs. _r II. A'iy.m. Missionary No. 1, mot ;. - .til -At is. I'lilk-r. .If. W i' /uv. Jaiopy to see persons out tii!. it. t boiiiir indisposed, ami' A s-i? I: a -j>. t'?lv recovery." ,(i All. a il Mrs. <!. A. ,\iiTb"ls liavo v-i I i i.1 <I n " a T?i\ 11y va- . a.i'-i i in ?to- "their" sistor, Airs. ab' I Si xt"a in-Now Haven, Conn? t, i , uf ? visited !! v, I-'ostif in ( Mrs.' A brains in Am.-. A..., .( it y. .Mr. a tul Mrs. I .aw U . 'hianl. Air. H. Don.iamin, r 17 ." '.-'yu. ,.\. Y., ami want 'on a ' ' " Tip t broil" b the an- ^ -nV i oitol. Washington. I). ('. Alyrt'o St nek land .TbmiaJ ly ' as litbut j now r*'siiiinir in ; ' a a. To; a., is \ i -it ind hoi 1?, .Mr, anil Mrsr ?h \V. Wood*. II .wii'-il St. ' % ! Ah-, ii;ith AVripht.. a-t'ornrr ro- .. ' this" oily, now .o/ Knvx.?h-t?i .ii..?vi itoti?ri4atlv^s?and t4ro for the past wc" k.;. ' ' ft lift! I _L A. M. IN (MirUt'l! zd^ __ I\. \. A. Hothoa. I'astor ?aT:otliows, S. ('. Sunday "23 i i o! w'i - w II attondod. Tlu- los 'is woil taujfht ami beautiful* to*, i v.mI. _ IT' a. i iiinir mesTAtiv was taken i "T-7""'rrrb:. The Holy fVm* ? i n:oii v as yjvon. Two persons ft '*niO of !. ?, ih1 Mowkty t i I W.<- ^w^t-closi-d pur glorious <|j :.;i!. liev. J. P. \Va-hinpton, y | atiuei- ii'-jf conducted it for us.' tf a' ilver tontru <1 servant of j,. V. ilium Chapel is blessed to e bit., as a pastor.' ' t;-. I ! ifl'alo wedding 'sponsored ,} Mis?. O. Attison was,very sue- ^ 'rj. We ai;c joyfully antiei: ; r C , Baby Contest on the 1.3:' , Ms An-loy Abraham accompani-J i by h!\ brother, Mr. ^Ferdinand ,v V?>shwfai, diiiM lor of music of Al? . p it ii University, were quests of ' . ami Mrs. X. A. Bothea Sun- V. lay. Sept. 1. ' Mr. Ansley was spending a few lay liotr,. at Sumter with family. ( ' was i n route from "North Wes1 iiiyersity, Kvanston, 111., Merc lie attended coaehing school, < .Alcorn A. and M. College, Ali'. ;M> s.. where be will begin l^. la-iiiM hU fmphall squail .to make ready for a heavy schedule. Fri M mind .snent six weeks at ^ I liTlianl school of Music, N. Y. and !i i- ,ju-t returned, he reports a ,s > ry profitable session. , ^ Mi-'?, destine Caldxvll is spend- Sl n .L' a K xv <hhys in Charleston. We >. i> for her a pleasant stay. .Mr. Claud .lones is speeding a week. in Sumter guest of Prof. < Abraham. / | tl Mrs. Kvejyn Howard'one of the xx relief workers of Calhoun County h : '-nt l.ahor Day in Charleston. i< a fe\v days in Charleston, guest J of $Xi' Pe^zer? * ' 1 ' ~ w -V* ~1 heSe %Yv>LoS&am - ? . , Kv cry j (hiar linked to (i or Your Mi . They're Aiwa 5 Milled in C Millers "Tahl 7 ( OLl;M ^-<v-' *'.v^ V I \ I llI.I; r ( .! ? ' . :> vY> i: i;;. \<; \lN Happy <l..y>' J.;, '! >?. I.'riv a^, *.... I.l-ii .WatiiJr r.iKil . |,iM.fi. ; mil'.- J it*-" M'lK-. U' si. .ailil ii. .ufWtii-.*. ' ..i; U?- i-*'l ...": , \. 't'lcnniM ivi-ve nimc -ii .ay- S ri'H'.? Wo H'|>iu k. a: : rmm;.-, j??y l>id>. Wv shall .have :-' iifh ijr.iir!; foi -' ard to, A now ii?i .> Vi' u i ad,- .ma .1 |> ol' : com lie- nviii.| V i-oui.-.i-i I'll .Ac ftikW.-ih tul v" tin- Mvjjrd' tun mul .class. .Now iil> will I'niir ti..- to tlii i : i ii 111j: o?.:u:-.o i . .lu i|>- take caiv. !' 1.1*- a:. ; . lie i.e. li si ii,. s,iyca t - i a o~. 'iia..!i.Ks lia\c :itun. id- i in t|.. i i"a> im now ' atmiai aiid j>* :i?-t?? tlio 'i-iow ' '' 1 . ~ t .ti ; a ,.i v - o r.1. ? -m.> i * i 'i . I. 11 ; an i?t-n Ii iill.iii iiiai.ii.i.. i:iit.|i j-'. v tn,n-'. :1s (nr ?v ai'. iMn' I i.o Ui'iiii'lisloi s i 9 ' , M'.V iUV OLiiiV. ' to III' .? .mi. I ..?' VI '! ill:' -a.,', i _ hiyli im.il '.'hi- 'a - t; iir ir,: i; a-.." I'.avo I'.i.a a . Knulisii. ra i.on. i. . ...? . .ai'd In I i \ . Ill ~ N rr?^ r? HI lli't . an I- a Wrlj' ,t?< Il? I' ' ; ,,, IlltlU'l- . flin+a li;r . I:;i\v 11 t. n.'.i^li, L'i . . I' -kt-tJjaa^. arK, an*.' ... ill*. i" "inal./ a la ill.' in . , I I'll ail] lioij.S . : I'V ' ii.:-. <>: - . v. '< ' r.; ! . rialty. Tin. . i.. a.i.< a . i.. v K It ? S< 1: i a -1.. ' ~ " . . . I ! w . :..n : :i ... . , at uty ihi- i aw i'lilfil i:i;illv.-i .Mil,,' ..." a- mi" LJillflTnVs . hue?T ii'. V . ,; .ill - !v;. . LJt will j'l ft I. i::t?. i . .I I : . >mi ha- I; Lv .Mi~ j 'la t iiA . i nil!1 ;>! > |a 1, ifl'ii, ;i wi:j; a : *i. A. .I'lJm, 1 >- a; a**?i I I I???r! ifjiv. .Mi.- Alai-.c W'i'lianis' 1 hit' wifli m:\v i a a- in art t',. ? ah l'i"! f. < i* i *4 iv i ?. . i i ' rrnTaaliai I ' nit t: y t;< y 11 .'w i - Ml !-i-i|j ; lalfiii- ' A .*.! " ":!]; \;ari" : \ ty I and 'i-iiiii;- j)">"! Ill 1111 ? Vall'll'l. v?;. . "ii- "I. m i * IA -1?I > t is. I!. i wick, via.' . , . \,.._A. cytiif IK,in lW T ivity o! u\. in'st ) iy f lief r}i. i > v. it h ]. .j> Sjutiii aahiiiy < '? . Mr-. Al.K ;?.:U <>l (IraniM"!: ;r. will "I." ic iiusiti'M; of N'll) t- 1, !'!.' v Ii- ; ' / Miss Martha M, i.irnii i.' J lifjl?i-u?'.ii i ' ? Ha j t_? . i li * ?' : lil a' .. i . . > . T'''1 11?n lr *?"t; ~ ' i '. !'!! o_t 11. ;t ft < :i - /' . , I.! !!! t I::fI" C - ; |- |) i the Salos llt.us.. ' *!.ft tl Wh'i li. III- i'.c | for ii.,i Malar T mily u Monday. S; )d. mlii-r l>th. mi'i. ( lit ut'si Ifi" . .1. i). 1 ItPr ' Si1-T1 . jv;,|?trrr^'cck ('oixlti'ct> T "TiyJ'"nt''v7 II. \V t? v ant , v< <i rt*:tI siutoss. Uov. fcrwai t h"lil a lanre ?-??i %n 'i^gati?fn pill Ihk iuI ewiy 11ijv11i. Ma b crmon wa< ii master piece. I.-it Yiday . night. die twist' v1 lu- i ixax witrn ho.took for a text: Thi rty- s ovon ttttt! s, wi'y - - a.id i kv church. 'I'll*. i r?",.'.i " (>?-> |'rr ho week was $ !."?. Jd. .Ins: as n-c ,oro i--hoiit. to l>o rlistuis>-<''l Mis. iiizahcth High'. Pits. (' the I,ad ;s Aid Society canto forward and ir">rntoff?Hf?pa 'tor.?Rev.?.1., 1). licks with a number of gifts from the members in the form of a ^. F tjJlrmnt a. aimer . ' 57. Famous ~ i. SUC k ~?-:::- r?--r live Satis ruction uney Back s Dependable oIuiTibia Ey . MMini le Tested' Floyr [HIA. S. C. - ? I* *-<v? - <1^ <* , SrAUTANBLUi; I , . . ^ _ .. W -1 - -?ixgy-j Mrs.-ttrrtildir dbtmson and cliildi on sji, nt. the week-end.in Norfolk, Va., with Iht sister ynd aunt. The i<iin>ttns enjoyed the sands of tlie In-aeli and the?Uyjtiu in ,th?; ocean. sia?\v'd?i.'- -Va-dd the surprise lie ?*. i .'l us ( at i.. a.|ijf).i;e ia'ed the1 ' v iiy ,-'1 f r and the IraiTS thaT'l I'lmaplea the irii'ts.'-. Vv? -ha-i a dylie hi ,'-,,4?Sunday S. Ill - less, a w s WeM diseussid in i'aeii cijjss. I .. :t i.? u * v. i- iiave. , a modern crane A "Sunday- Seii-is'jl, Ave are | planning u? niak.-' sinife' chance ' j ... .... i MV IK'ill | U tint*. I >i. H. S- Slj.u pv. tuir Supt. Slfll'lay IIM1. 1>: tl'Sft t'iifi m? ! .1 Aire ,i continual. in' *?'?'! -cjarv. uti-i-t. t .. ? v, i', r. nK't : trrrtrr a; I'M ranee? ~T77piv. pTj a - ' 1. ,\ . i. . w-Ji?o 11 a "..pmi i in-1 mi i a |i, i.'..rani ua :r)i \' I'll lln' in tipfii ._ ?>' -t-i. iinii"ui: pa I'M?t-H?i-trr-?.\'al iiui,;!?ftajit i ' i ... \i mi n|' A hum ii* - -j M i \ I \ (i'l ' in \ \\ . ? 1?U- ^ n?ami ' it,:: ii.l - I .v .. - - i ... ' - *- i . i..i .11 u ii.juiu;. ' 1 11 _n up y . <.f ?: .1 hu'jv.. ' ?'. > ? < n at. JJn'ii 1 ?it: Lrliurch Sundays Mi'in'l >t':n . y > ho..I way lurgpat '. n, <1 ah . lit.-. e! V i-i I'i.k-nl ?-.:v:".'i.r. -V-4-U-'- h4- t li?'i-t1-r|r--rl?;>>' duty . ) ?' t .( > -rrvi. A: 11: 10 1 ii.'. Simmons thli\\r 'I u 'SV-i'tlni'i'i.ul uuv-stiyi' fi'intt Join, >,.: 'jiv, t '*.) e.sii? . The Door." i'iVe! .t :'< in .' a'yiriir * that those' r i|o l.x ai<| t ;jj> J>jiv-~ go Were ill! i_, in -1 x-; Vl J !. " M.n'.i 1, isiuti'T? AVi'T>|ii)k-,l u'.tlr !> Ht H'.; ia | Sunday d~inoimn57 ' .M." .! 1 *> i11';11 :vr of t'atMxill. New York. -.\IRvbecfii I ': ' j Vl I 1 ,,1',- 1 liWIl, 1 >hio. .<..11 an i daa^litiT of Dr. an.i . 1.. Al. Ilands. oT ('ohimhia .r??l 'many others whose nanirs the Kev. Simmons an ! choir of Spring Hiil worshipped with Lev. t . Aiji.ci: nn.jjj?Zi-.n l'il^iim liap--tist Church, Jenkinsville, in Ii a alt.i iio.ai ai. I>i ?.t - tno message. Stitalay evening v H. iiu-1 ami maiiv hearts won: ado to iejoiee. _ ' Tin- revio 1 meeting which.clos d at Spring Hill Friday was oi.O iio<scd.. The -conductor of ! he meeting, Ucv. Cunningham proved himself *>< 11 a' .wnspc! i Moach; r will is he'ing death p aiscd l>v those who J * < *11*? I him. .Mrs. Uete-eea A!? 11?t .~ I >. the ? tighter oV .Mf. .1. I'. \\ :si' U , t Tuesday IW Yotai ustow 11, Oliio. .Mi r. s I.M' re'i:, Ih ssie l!;?"t o, Caycc . vveiv pleas nt vi-i or- i i* ~M rss ?Hr:rrrfm' I larnr -nn?:Vftm-'ay ,Mr. .11illii I.. Slie.h. v.lio ha !. -ir|; lot s'li-y time, was en . iting at (In- parsonSatin 4 We aiv glad to ha.c lam- o;t a-' -inn hI'iw a I iig illness;. '.Mr-. Carrie^T' "jMor ami *.Mrs.l W illie Valentin, are much intprov- i ei| al ! his \vritir.v. Mrs. Ametr.i Stevenson at d son. Lewis, .Jr., of Washington, I). C.g are visiting relatives and * friends ] it' I.exit/gtorv. Rev. \V. E. Lee preached a^yery -grind rrriTinn at Jones ChapeLS'tanday afternoon h>nd Bethel choir sang'. * Saturday, September 7, 1935 ^ About | ?? % . . t J. - - 4 m f " - : ' r f - . . y r. t . 'V ' f. Y v, - ~v Y^i .'Y' ?'-~Tv ~~ t t f _ :, , % 1 WALHALLA III SCHOOL NEVi's' * j~~~ Tlic Walhalla high School op- ^ , cued September?2,- with?Prof. G. A ! i. \ u.sitingtun an J his teaching j i'v ui their pbst of duty. A ^ iai'tfenumber it patrons, students ?. i and visiturs. "were present. The I opening was a gib nil ahd . noble |one.; The program was as fbl1 lows: OiH-ni::-.' sVpig "Onward Christian Soldier/' Scripture reading?DCh Psalm: l 1'rayur?licv. 11. H. Steward S'olig America. p TIh' wol -nine address was made ^ by |Alt-; K; "AT~ntaptif:Ti7 Te'sponser?by 'Mrs. Fi*ances Floy 1 'res. ui the 1*. T. A. Association. There weio* other patrons who I scle ol alio con.inuni.y work. Two . I of rlii* liiciubei s ol' tile Trustee lli.a-i-d .-w-uro?present, lioth. MIV-? f.Moore ami .Mr. Wilson highly endorsed tiv movement of the people 5 . [ .....i a-sured tnem, tl-^y wot.i.1 to- | I operate with them in carrying out | I'liuir piu.is. The visit ing ministers were Re.s. Nurris, Ci. W. .Utiles, R. B. Slew tin! ml l.'i'V -jg- Wt ???7| I'ro.-p.eis aie tliat we will have a bigger and belter .-ciiowl' this vim than ever 'before. (TAUN KIT N KWS ^ MT. Z1 (>.N A. >1. H. Cll I Rev. F. L.'Honey, Pastor The Barbecue was given to raise the fumis/Tor the church by-Rev. B uey clriil his members ind his friends. \ Hie oarbeeiTi,- began at 12rlt) o'-? 1 clock' .Monday -and continue all day. ,Thev were To sell out every* thing they had on hapd.. It Was a beaiitilul daV. Rev. H. T. Han son and his officers assisted Rev.' Money with the barbtfcue. < - Mfss Annie RuthJenkins >eT _tui ned homo after spending Hv'vt r-? weeks over on Hilton Head Island,. S. C. with 'Mrs, Marth't Goutr. She i eported a wonderful trip. GIFFOKD NEWS Rev. J. A. Jenkins ' and his via u eh ten, Miss L.. Jenkins have returned from the Sunday school convention which was hol'dl in- Walterboro. S. C. on the 28th and 2!?fh. Ill* made air excellent report. HOUTHTON FATtWAY SYSTEM Arrival and Departure of Passenpei Trains, operated by the Southern Fattworv System at the Union Station,' Columbia, S. C.,' effective December 8. 193*. ft oo A M -Charlotte jmvit For: _Oreenvllle. Anderson. Saneaa n SO A M Newberry. Greenwood, 7:05 A. M. -Spartanburg, Ashevllle < 10 A. ?Augusta 'l ift A. 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